Venezuela's Bolivar Weakens Past 1,000 Per Dollar for First Time
The Venezuelan bolivar has weakened past 1,000 per dollar in the parallel market for the first time, testing authorities’ efforts to contain its slide amid declining government sales of hard currency.
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